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The subject invention relates to a plate holder for holding a plate, and more particularly, an ornamental plate, in a substantially vertical attitude for displaying the plate. The plate holder includes a base having a track with a plurality of serrations on the track. A support is movably mounted on

The subject invention relates to a plate holder for holding a plate, and more particularly, an ornamental plate, in a substantially vertical attitude for displaying the plate. The plate holder includes a base having a track with a plurality of serrations on the track. A support is movably mounted on the track. The support includes a plate panel which is adapted for being substantially perpendicular to the base. The plate panel has a tooth formed integral therewith for engaging the serrations on the track for releasably locking the support to the base in a selected position.

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A plate holder for holding a plate in a substantially vertical attitude for displaying the plate comprising; a base, said base having a rim catch for holding a rim of the plate, said base having a track connected to the rim catch with a plurality of serrations on the track; and a support movably mou

A plate holder for holding a plate in a substantially vertical attitude for displaying the plate comprising; a base, said base having a rim catch for holding a rim of the plate, said base having a track connected to the rim catch with a plurality of serrations on the track; and a support movably mounted on the base and being substantially perpendicular to the base, said support having a plate panel adapted for engaging the plate having its rim in the rim catch to hold the plate in a substantially vertical attitude, and a tooth connected to said plate panel and engageable with the serrations of the track for releasably holding the support in a selected position relative to the base for holding the plate in a selected attitude, the track including an elongated ear, said ear having the serrations on its lower side, the support including an upper wall slidably engaging the ear on its upper surface, the tooth fixedly connected to the upper wall and being spaced from the upper wall sufficiently to allow the upper wall to slide on the upper surface of the ear when the upper wall is substantially parallel to the ear and the tooth to engage lockably the serrations when the upper wall is not parallel to the upper surface of the ear.